Euskaraz irakurri: 2024ko Espainiako Itzuliak Araba zeharkatuko du irailaren 5ean

The Vuelta a España 2024 will begin on August 17 in Lisbon (Portugal) and will end on September 8 in Madrid. Meanwhile, among others, the platoon will cross Álava on its eighteenth day, on September 5, starting from the capital, Vitoria-Gasteiz, to finish in Maeztu, in the Izki Natural Park, after crossing 143 kilometers of medium mountains.

The next one will not be the first time that the Vuelta leaves Lisbon, it was already the shuttle in 1997, when the Swiss Alex Zulle won. And it will be the fifth time that the Spanish round goes abroad, adding Assen (2009), Nimes (2017) and Utrecht (2022).

Stages of the Vuelta 2024

Stage 1Saturday, August 17: Lisbon-Oeiras, 12 km (individual time trial)

Stage 2Sunday, August 18: Cascais-Ourem, 191 km (undulating)

Stage 3Monday, August 19: Lousâ-Castelo Branco, 191 km (undulated)

Stage 4Tuesday, August 20: Plasencia-Pico Villuercas, 167 km (mountain)

Stage 5Wednesday, August 21: Fuente del Maestre-Seville, 170 km (flat)

Stage 6, Thursday, August 22: Carrefour Sur. Jerez de la Frontera-Junquera, 181 km (mountain)

Stage 7Friday, August 23: Archidona-Córdoba, 179 km (undulating)

Stage 8Saturday, August 24: Úbeda-Cazorla, 159 km (half-mountain)

Stage 9Sunday, August 25: Motril-Granada, 178 km (mountain)

Monday, August 26: rest day

Stage 10Tuesday, August 27: Ponteareas-Baiona, 160 km (mountain)

Stage 11Wednesday, August 28: Cortizo Padrón Technological Campus-Cortizo Padrón Technological Campus, 164 km (half mountain)

Stage 12Thursday, August 29: Ourense Termal-Manzaneda Mountain Station, 137 km (undulating with a high finish)

Stage 13Friday, August 30: Lugo-Puerto de Ancares, 171 km (mountain)

Stage 14Saturday, August 31: Villafranca del Bierzo-Villablino, 199 km (half mountain)

Stage 15Sunday, September 1: Infiesto-Valgrande Pajares Cuitu Negru, 142 km (mountain)

Monday, September 2: rest day

Stage 16Tuesday, September 3: Luanco-Lagos de Covadonga, 181 km (mountain)

Stage 17Wednesday, September 4: Juan del Castillo Arnuero-Santander Monument, 143 km (half mountain)

Stage 18, Thursday, September 5: Gasteiz-Maeztu Izki Natural Park, 175 km (half mountain)

Stage 19Friday, September 6: Logroño-Alto de Moncalvillo, 168 km (undulating with a high finish)

Stage 20Saturday, September 7: Villcarcayo-Picón Blanco, 171 km (mountain)

Stage 21Sunday, September 8: Telefónica Madrid-Madrid District, 22 km (individual time trial)

Source: Eitb

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